The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

'io>Hph. Fairs and Campmeetngs have bee,
tlrl nov the order of the day. II. +. HALEY
has gone to the State Fair with bis horses.
Hrc-hng machines have started out for then
iaii's work Some good trotting : witnessed on
she Park saturday afternoons d. The Twombly
Bros. have begun on theil bridge job "Tlat
tonical Brown" is coming here neNt Monday
evening and every j. getting ready to enjoy a
hearty laugh lie Away has a tull house here
.-..KcV. }. \. savage Of Belfast viii preach in
the Union Church in Monroe next SUNDAY at , r.
N, standard timc
kNpN. The work on the bridge progresses
finely unicr the supervision Of our -clectmcn.
Another Week OF : good weather as the last and
the stone work Will be finished ana! is done in a
thorough manner and looks as though it might
9.and forever. l think the Freedom folks might
point BY paying our hridgca visit. Potatoes
ar' louihS badly and some are digging to save
what they can one farmer told me he had got but
~ bushels Of sound ones from two acres and
others say that over half rotten =. Mrs. {. NJ.
FIERCE who has been i'll so long, has gone to Ban
COR ior a few weeks, hoping the change will be
beneficial 70 her health.
CAsrlNE. Particulars of the drowning accident
correspondent says Of The death of Shepherd 1t il.
imposed that he became entangled in the sail and
digging. lis he was good swimmer and was seen
"n the water, Just before the boat put out. Large
parties Of men have been dragging for the body
but not with success. The Normal School opened
lue-'lal, The Both. At the end of the first week
tie number is about 80, smaller showing than us
Hal-..-. The iev'.s eastman and Anderson ex.
s.!-t f..,, -.
'roNgtptc, ice-ladcn, from Bangor, for Nassau
Wehore'i at Wadsworths cove, Friday and sailed
saturday,. Brig Harry Stewart of Bangor, Capt
Wellington Blake of Brooksviile, arrived ON sat
nIta. with 400 tons of coal for Castine Coal Co.
>WA>NlILE. r. ID. Mckecn and W. G. Marlel
left Monday for the Maine Central Institute Pitts
hct" Mainc....F. H. NlrkcYson, Principal of tn,
Dexter High school, returned to his duties last
week. His school began Sept. 9Th. Miss Haiti,
r. Cunningham OF this town, Il Normal graduate
began the Fail term of school in Dis No. Mon
Dag Miss Martha NJ. NickerSon and Mrs Arletta
Chase returned from Boston and vicinity last week
where they visited friends flames ii. Lewis an,
Mrs f. T. Eastman of Boston returned to u
saturday. Mrs. Eastman is an artist and while in
town executed some fine oil paintings of residences
c'-,2 Portland St, wholesale confcctioners ..
since the busy season is over the interest in Come,
Grange is reviying. The members at their last
meeting voted to have good old fashioned Harvcs,
Feast next Monday evening, and earnestly and
cordially invite each and every member with thei,
iamiiy to be prcse t....Mr. +. W. Cunningham
VIII launch his steamer Saturday Sept 10th at !,
NJ 1t being flood tide) She being the first Graf
III ind la, I
quite a crowd will assemble to witness the scene
lhc band will he in attendance The Ladies' Al,
society Will meet with Mrs. Rose Royal Sept 18th
----Mr Charles King and family of Boston. Mass
are in town, the guests of 4. {. smart Grace A
Nitkcr-on, Blanche Ford and Philip Greeley ar
attending Iiampden Academy.
STOCKTON. Mr.. W. A. Rice, representing tn
supreme Council of the order OF the United Eel
iowship, expects to organize a lodge of this orde
at stockton within week The charter member
embrace people from Prospect, Stockton an,
Searsport, and the organization will probabl,
start with about 40 ladies and gentlemen. Thi
order mas about 1000 members in this State, an,
has large councils at Bangor Brewer, Pttsfeld
Dexter, orrngton, Hampton, Oldtown, Uppe
saltwater, Bradley, Bradford, Houlton, Linneu
will be organized in Belfast very soon. The orie
Is made up largely of Odd Fellows and the
wives, and pays 81 900 upon the death of mem
Der The spiritualists have secured the service
OF Mr. George A. Fuller, of Boston, who will de
ilVer an address at the Univcrsalist church mex
sunday at O'Clock p. N. There will also he al
evening service held there. 1t is to he hoped
large number will be In attendance at these meet
ings as Mr.. Fuller Is a very able speaker and can
not fail to interest all who come to hear him "
The village schools began Monday with the sam,
teachers as last tcrm-Miss Annie CaldcrwOod II
the Grammar and in the Primary Miss Lilli,
Staples, who has sufficiently recovered from he
recent injuries to resume her school work. DR.
H. }. IIichbon and Miss Jessie Parker returne,
last Wednesday to Boston. Mrs A. r. Blanch
ard has returned to Brooklyn, n. Capt. an,
Mrs William Topper Of Brunswick, Ca, wer,
the guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Devereux last week..
Mr. Ralph Staples, Of Westboro Mass, is at HON,
Tor vacation. Clifton Smell has gone back Il
school at Castnc. Miss Eiva Rendel is teachin,
District. Harry Parke Is at home from Bclfas
lori two weeks vacation. Mise Hadassa Muir
ray Is visiting Miss Jennie Lambert Mrs. Mar
Una J. COlcord returned from Verona Park las
week, where she has been spending few week
ana attending the meetings. ...Mr. William Ellis
Oh Gardiner, was In town Sunday. Mrs. Mar.
crosby returned to Boston Monday accompanied
by her mother. :. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. r. Ellis return
cd from Haverhill, Mass. last week, where the.